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Earth's Early Atmosphere Obliterated by Space Rocks
Earth's atmosphere today looks much different compared to its primordial self from four billion years ago when it first formed. One explanation, new research shows, could be tens of thousands of small impacts from space rocks that obliterated this early atmosphere.
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